The Top Ten Memorable Murder Scenes in Horror/Slasher Movies

By Terry Sutton, published Oct 14, 2007
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Halloween is fast approaching and let's get into the carnage, I mean... mood. My ten most memorable murder scenes in Horror/Slasher movie history.

10) "Theatre of Blood" - Spooky movie icon, Vincent Price stars in this 1973 movie as fanatical Shakesperian actor Edward Lionheart. He methodically seeks revenge on a group of theater critics who humiliated him and caused him to go insane. Lionheart kills his enemies similar to the various unfortunate demises of Shakesperean characters. The most memorable of these critics deaths is when Lionheart lures one his enemies to a fake wine tasting party. When the critic realizes that he has been duped he stutters in absolute horroras he is surrounded by Lionheart's minions. He is then dunked and drowned in a barrel of wine.

9) "Phantasm" - The low budget 1979 movie was a combination horror/science fiction movie that featured hooded midgets monsters and a large gruff looking Undertaker (called the Tall Man) that just can not die. The most memorable character of this movie seems to a little metal sphere that glides through the air and chases intruders in a funeral home. In one scene, the hero of the movie escapes this sphere as it accidentally attaches one of the villians in the forehead with its blades. The sphere then takes out a drill and unleashes gallons of blood from its unfortunate victim. Watching this scene definately gave me a headache, but it was nothing compared to the migraine I had while watching Phantasm Four.

The Top Ten Memorable Murder Scenes in Horror/Slasher Movies
The Top Ten Memorable Murder Scenes in Horror/Slasher Movies

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Posted on 03/24/2008 at 10:03:36 PM

 
I just watched 28 Weeks Later and I must say that the opening sequence is one of the most emotionally disturbing I have seen in quite some time. If you've seen it, you'll know what I mean. If not, then rent it. The raw visceral power of the main character escaping from the marauding "infecteds" is increased tenfold by the complications related to how he comes to be running alone.

Posted on 10/26/2007 at 10:10:00 AM

 
Nice Summary!

Posted on 10/18/2007 at 11:10:00 AM

 
Great memories, right on time.

Posted on 10/16/2007 at 9:10:00 AM

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